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Congress Weighs Easing U.S. Marijuana Restrictions

Those in favor of legalizing marijuana – or at least in protecting the state-level freedoms they have now – are fearing federal sanctions from an unfriendly new administration. Even though politicians on both sides of the aisle favor both medical marijuana access and even recreational marijuana, there is concern that…

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420 Roots – How it Became a Marijuana Holiday

Most people know that 420 holds special meaning among stoners. What few seem to know, however, is just how April 20th became so revered among the reefer-loving throngs.  Different strands of the story have cropped up in recent years. Some will tell you it’s tea time in Holland. Others think it has something…

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Colorado Lawmakers Want Caps on Home-Grown Cannabis

State lawmakers in Colorado are pressing forward with a proposal that would limit marijuana cultivation on residential properties, capping the maximum number of plants at 12.  House committee members approved the measure 11-2 recently. If passed, this measure would reverse the country’s most generous allowance on in-home cannabis cultivation. As it…

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The Uncertain Future of Recreational Marijuana

Recreational marijuana seemed like an all-but-certain prospect just a few months ago. Certainly in California, the results of the November election helped to solidify the where its future would lie in The Golden State. But that same day came the unexpected election of Donald J. Trump, which in turn has…

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Experts: Regulate Marijuana Potency to Lower Psychosis Risk

There is a worldwide trend toward liberalization and increasing consumption of marijuana. One of the only real harmful side effects of the drug (not withstanding use by motorists) is the potential for transient symptoms of psychosis, particularly among novice users.  You may recall the 2015 “American Sniper” trial wherein prosecutors successfully…

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Funeral Director: I Was Fired for Using Medical Marijuana

A funeral director licensed to work in New Jersey has filed an employment lawsuit, alleging he was fired for her personal use of marijuana to help treat symptoms of cancer.  According to NJ.com, the 39-year-old professional wrote in his complaint that he’d been prescribed medicinal marijuana after being diagnosed with…

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Measure M Wins L.A. Marijuana Licensing in Election

Measure M, a bill proposed by the City of Los Angeles that gives council the authority to regulate the local recreational and medical marijuana industries was overwhelmingly approved recently. Measure M won over big in comparison to the votes garnered for another, Measure N, which was placed onto the ballot…

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Marijuana for PTSD Still Controversial in Colorado

Over the course of the last year, a number of states have acquiesced to allow medical marijuana to be distributed for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.  For example: The U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate voted on separate occasions to allow the Veterans Affairs office doctors to…

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Air Force Alters Marijuana Rules for New Recruits

U.S. Air Force policy has historically been extremely strict with its entry criteria. This is the agency that refused entry to those who suffered from eczema, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder *(ADHD) and prior marijuana use.  Now, a number of those rules are being relaxed – including the one regarding previous…

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Medical Marijuana in Schools? Washington is Weighing It.

Lawmakers in Washington state are weighing a bill that would give parents of children prescribed medical marijuana the right to administer that medicine to their child at school. House Bill 1060 , which was filed Jan. 4th and from there referred to the Committee of Education, would also give parents the…

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